Indoor Riding Arenas

Indoor riding arenas can be beautiful. . .

Whether you prefer the wide-span of a steel-framed riding arena, the beauty of
laminated wood, or the practicality and affordability of a wood truss indoor arena,
we have the knowledge and experience needed to build it right.

Like our barns, our arenas are individually designed and can be fully customized to complement your facility. We can minimize the "warehouse" look, while adding lots of natural light and ventilation so that it's a great place to ride!

Below are a few examples of our completed projects to help illustrate a few of the
choices available for windows, siding and interior finishes.

            This 90' x 200' arena in Pluckemin, New Jersey has beautiful architectural detail, with cedar
            shingles, dormers and and lots of big windows for more natural light and ventilation.

       The interior of the indoor arena pictured above features beautiful glu-laminated wood
       truss columns and rafters.

           In Millbrook, New York, this 84' x 200' wood truss arena features board & batten siding,
           large sliding windows and a bell-topped cupola

This 90' x 180' wood scissors truss arena in Bedminister, NJ is fully insulated and finished with
an all-wood interior for a sleek, polished look.

    The 110' x 204' steel-framed arena in North Salem, NY (see interior below) has a beautiful
    exterior of cedar shiplap siding with cedar shingles in the gables. The barns in the foreground
    are also cedar.

The interior of the above steel-framed arena features lots of natural light and cross ventilation.

The interior of a recently-completed glu-laminated wood arena

In North Salem, NY - this 84' x 204' wood truss arena with an attached barn (not visible here)
is built with an outdoor arena in the courtyard.

An example of shiplap siding with a metal roof - 84' x 200' wood truss arena in Annapolis, Maryland.

The fully-finished, all-wood interior of the above arena has a wide skylight section and large
windows for natural light and ventilation.

               The 78'x168' indoor wood scissors truss arena is "hidden" between the high
               gables on each end.

              Interior of the above arena - fully finished in wood, with mirrors across the gable end.

   The new Performance Evaluation Center at New Bolton Center, Kennett Square, PA
   (world-renowned veterinary campus of the University of Pennsylvania)
   The 80'x124' arena features Hardi Panel board & batten siding, with King custom-made
   8'x8' aluminum framed sliding windows and sliding door with windows for great natural
   light and ventilation

A pavilion style, like in this 80' x 200' arena in Virginia, provides an option for equestrians
who want a covered riding surface without the enclosed sides of a conventional arena.

           We can also construct an arena with a mix of materials, such as this fully-finished wood
           scissors truss arena with wooden walls and a white metal ceiling in Wrightstown, NJ.
           The white panels help to reflect the light for a bright, airy interior.

                    This wood scissors truss 80' x 200' arena in Middleburgh, VA features a combination
                     of translucent panels and sliding windows. See interior below

The interior of the Middleburgh VA horse arena - great natural light and cross ventilation.

                                       This 100' x 200' arena in Ashford, Connecticut is steel-framed,
                                       with steel siding and a shingle roof. Both the exterior and the
                                       interior (see below) have a clean, professional look.

                                                         Featuring wide roll-up windows and a
                                                         skylight panel along the ridge, this arena
                                                         has excellent natural light and ventilation.